Khutzeymateen Inlet, B.C.
How We Are Governed
The Northwest BC Resource Benefits Alliance (RBA) is a united voice for the region—bringing together 21 local governments and over 35 elected officials to advocate for long-term, equitable investment in our communities.
Our structure reflects our shared commitment to collaboration, transparency, and accountability. From high-level decision making to day-to-day operations, each part of the RBA plays a vital role in advancing our mission and ensuring the benefits of resource development are seen on the ground for Northwest residents.
RBA Memorandum of Understanding
Operating Structure
RBA Committee
All Regional District Directors and any Mayors who are not Regional District Directors are voting members of the RBA Committee
Role: Consider and provide direction on items related to the Northwest BC Resource Benefits Alliance.
RBA Steering Committee
1 elected official appointed by each regional district – View More
3 Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) from each regional district who sit in an advisory role – View More
Role: Follow the strategic direction of the RBA Committee and provide working direction to the RBA.
RBA Project Management Team
Ron Poole, RBA Management Consultant
Therese Picton, RBA Executive Assistant
Role: Consider and provide direction on items related to the Northwest BC Resource Benefits Initiative.
CAO Advisory Group
CAOs from each member local government
Role: Provide advice and support project implementation as required.
RBA Project Management Team
Ron Poole, RBA Management Consultant
Therese Picton, RBA Executive Assistant
Role: Consider and provide direction on items related to the Northwest BC Resource Benefits Initiative.
CAO Advisory Group
CAOs from each member local government
Role: Provide advice and support project implementation as required.
